Cor Nouws wrote:
Hi Jürgen,
Juergen Schmidt wrote (12-8-2009 7:25)
The FLatXML filter is as example part of the SDK since years. I don't
know exactly and have to check it but i assume it is part since the
beginning of the SDK.
[...]
And that was when?
May 2003 (see the old cvs repo) when i
Hi Jürgen,
Juergen Schmidt wrote (12-8-2009 7:25)
The FLatXML filter is as example part of the SDK since years. I don't
know exactly and have to check it but i assume it is part since the
beginning of the SDK.
[...]
And that was when?
Cor
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Alex Fisher wrote:
See http://news.zdnet.com/2100-9595_22-329645.html?tag=nl.e539
Does something as prior art exist ?! :-)
I took a look at the original MS application (downloaded the PDF from the
Patent Office) several years ago. there was also quite a bit of discussion at
the time on sever
Hi all,
More analysis on xmltoday.org...
"Will Oracle, now repository of Sun's intellectual property, find itself
having to suppress Open Office because the storage formats (ISO
standards all) are now in violation of Microsoft's patents?"
http://www.xmltoday.org/content/microsoft-patents-xml
> See http://news.zdnet.com/2100-9595_22-329645.html?tag=nl.e539
>
> Does something as prior art exist ?! :-)
I took a look at the original MS application (downloaded the PDF from the
Patent Office) several years ago. there was also quite a bit of discussion at
the time on several lists.
There
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Originele bericht
Datum: Sun, 9 Aug 2009 10:13:47 +1000
Van:jie luo
Antwoord-naar: u...@ux.openoffice.org
Redoffice is a Chinese office suite based on OpenOffice.org which focus
on UI design and localization, e.g. templates ( I think)
I think, most people
I already thought that this sounds to be very similar to our "FlatXML"
format.
One difference is that our FlatXML IMHO can't keep all information that
the ODF zip storage can contain. Don't remember what, maybe doc specific
configuration? Not sure. For sure we can't digitally sign such documents.
Cor Nouws wrote:
See http://news.zdnet.com/2100-9595_22-329645.html?tag=nl.e539
Does something as prior art exist ?! :-)
Cor,
I am no lawyer so I can not say, but I do believe that your correct.
The Free Software Foundation should be interested in this. The writing
even mentions the books
See http://news.zdnet.com/2100-9595_22-329645.html?tag=nl.e539
Does something as prior art exist ?! :-)
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Hi,
some people already commented on this while I was on vacation, and
especially Thorsten Behrens already made clear that OOo is not free from
such issues.
OOo was already quite often affected by file format issues, see
http://www.openoffice.org/security/bulletin.html.
And it's not only about b
John McCreesh wrote (5-8-2009 9:08)
On Tue, August 4, 2009 20:49, MÁTÉ Gergely wrote:
[snip]
I usually send PDF files, and attach the ODF if the other party is
supposed to edit it. In the worst case scenario I send RTF.
It is something like vegetarianism.
I hadn't thought of it like that befo
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